WorksheetsUnit 1 -Review Biblical Literature
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which list shows the plot elements in the correct order?
📉 Exposition, falling action, climax, rising action, resolution
🤔 Exposition, falling action, rising action, climax, resolution
📈 Exposition/conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
🔄 Rising action, falling action, exposition, climax, resolution
_________ _______are all the events that lead to the eventual climax, including character development and events that create suspense.
(a)
_________ _______ are everything that happens as a result of the climax, including wrapping up plot points, answering questions, and showing character growth.
(a)
When and where the events of the story take place.
🎭 Theme
🌍 Setting
📜 Plot
💥 Climax
The series of events that make up a story.
📜 Plot
📜 Exposition
🎭 Theme
🌍 Setting
How do Bible stories describe characters differently from modern stories?
👀 By giving lots of details about their looks
💭 By telling us their thoughts and feelings
✂️ By using a few details to say a lot about them
⚖️ By always saying if they’re good or bad
What does Saul’s height reveal about his personality?
🙏 He’s humble and doesn’t care about power
👑 He loves power and being important
🐾 He behaves like an animal
🤔 He’s sneaky and tricky
What does the name "Jacob" mean, and what does his hairless body connect him to?
👨👩👧 Father of many people
🐍 Someone who is sneaky and deceives others
🌼 Someone who brings refreshment and joy
🐾 Hairy, connecting to animal nature
How do Bible stories usually show us what a character is thinking?
🗣️ By telling us directly
🧍 By showing what they say and do
📜 By giving a lot of backstory
💭 By explaining their feelings
What can we learn from Bible characters?
🌟 That they’re perfect role models
🏆 That being successful means God is happy with them
🙏 That God still works with them even when they mess up
❌ That they always make the right choices
True or False: Most Bible characters are shown as perfect heroes.
✅ True
❌ False
Match the following names with their meanings:
Ruth
Refreshment
Jacob
Deceptive
Abraham
Father of multitudes
Saul
The one asked for
What is the main skill we need to learn when reading biblical narratives?
🎶 Singing hymns really loudly
🔍 Detecting design patterns
🔄 Remembering the Ten Commandments backwards
📖 Counting how many times "Amen" is said
Which story involves someone seeing, desiring, and taking something, resulting in chaos?
💔 David and Bathsheba
🦁 Daniel and the Lion's Den
🐳 Jonah and the Big Fish
🏗️ The Tower of Babel
What does Jesus say that flips the temptation pattern on its head?
🕶️ “I’ll be back!”
🙏 “Not my desire but your desire be done.”
❓ “Why me, Lord?”
🐄 “Let’s make a golden calf!”
What percentage of the Bible is made up of narrative?
📚 100% - it’s all stories, baby!
📖 +40% - that’s almost half!
📝 30% - just a third
📜 10% - just a bit
Match the Design Pattern with a one of the stories it can be found:
Deliverance Through Suffering Pattern
Joseph saves brothers/ Jesus on the Cross
Temptation Pattern
Adam and Eve/ David and Bathseba
Broken Relationships Pattern
Cain and Abel, Jacob and Esau
Chaotic Waters Pattern
